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Bitcoin is headed for its worst monthly close in four years, but analysts are pointing out something interesting: if it isn’t dead, the time to accumulate is now.

Michael Saylor should be ‘in jail’, according to a Fidelity veteran, who unloaded on Bitcoin and Tesla at Steve Eisner’s podcast. Here’s what he said.

Plus, this track record remained strong through a 20% crash, tariff chaos, the AI mania, and meme stock volatility. Join Tom Gentile’s free trading webinar tomorrow as he closed 43 straight profitable trades last year.

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Bitcoin Headed For Worst Month In 4 Years: 'Either It's Dead Or Dollar Cost Average From Here,' Analyst Says

Bitcoin is pacing for its worst month since the Terra collapse in June 2022, slamming into the low $60,000s as Trump's 15% tariff threat rattles risk assets.

While the crypto market bleeds, analyst James Check is pounding the table, arguing on-chain models show a "textbook bottom formation" and a "de-risked setup."

The technical reality is grimmer: BTC has broken critical support and is eyeing the 200-week moving average at $58,503 as the last line of defense.

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Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP are sliding again and are down between 3% and 5%: here’s what’s moving markets today.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is selling more ETH as the second-biggest crypto just keeps losing value. What is going on?

Luna is a 2022 topic, but it’s back in the news four years later with a fresh lawsuit against a major market making firm.

FINTECH FOCUS

'Michael Saylor Should Be In Jail' And 'Bitcoin Is For Boomers' Says Ex-Fidelity Star, Who Also Has A Contrarian Take On Tesla

Legendary fund manager George Noble just unloaded on Bitcoin and Tesla, calling Michael Saylor a "carnival barker" and predicting a massive rotation out of tech and into energy.

Steve Eisman agreed, disclosing he is short Strategy as the company posts a $12.4 billion loss.

Noble argues Bitcoin is now "the Facebook of speculative assets" for boomers.

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